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List: Iterator replace #194
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Me copa la nueva abstraccion, me parece que es mas legible para el alumno promedio. |
Vengo medio lento con estos temas, seguramente en la semana me ponga a revisar a detalle el PR |
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Bueno resulta que hace unos meses arranqué por implementar un
list_iterator_replace()
y terminé reescribiendo toda la implementación de listas usando el iterador 😅La verdad que no me había gustado cómo había quedado la implementación actual: la lógica para recorrerla está en cada función por lo que es complicada de leer y explicar (y aparte tiene nested functions, lo cual en Alpine Linux trae problemas). Ahora si quisiera mostrarle a un alumno "mirá, así funciona" creo que es más sencillo:
Lo piola es que estas abstracciones ahora se usan tanto para buscar, agregar, reemplazar y quitar elementos en la lista.